Explore the gold fields of Alaska and watch history come alive
Engaging tours, fascinating artifacts and a living museum: Welcome to Gold Dredge 8.
Learn moreThe Micro-Mini Winnebago Warrior came in three floor plans and was advertised as an entry-level unit.
Vanguard was a famous brand name in the Canadian RV manufacturing world back in the 1970s and 1980s
Engaging tours, fascinating artifacts and a living museum: Welcome to Gold Dredge 8.
Learn moreOver the next 10 weeks we will feature the Top 10 Vintage RV articles we have ran on the RVwest website over the last year.
The Winnebago Brave was originally marketed as an entry-level RV model, designed to appeal to young families and retired couples
Vanguard was a famous brand name in the Canadian RV manufacturing world back in the 1970s and 1980s
Team Trillium now produces their own model of the Trillium Trailer, a vintage reproduction called the Outback.
RVwest reader Tom Van Damme snapped a photo of a mystery vintage RV on his recent travels in the U.S. Can one of our knowledgeable readers help identify it?
The history of the Bell travel trailer is a bit of a mystery - they were made in Montana in the 1970's, but beyond that, information is scarce.
The Aristocrat trailers were manufactured in California for almost 20 years, from 1956 to 1974.
Owner Frank Miller says he is planning to renovate and restore his classic “Flying W” Winnebago, but for now it runs just fine.
The Cozy Cruiser line was originally designed as mobile housing for the military - after the war, the trailers were highly sought after as an inexpensive means of recreation for young families.
Aloha's sales slogan was "Built in the Northwest... for the Northwest" so these Northwest beauties included special features for the "damp" climate in the area
Tina Myers, of Penticton, B.C., is the proud owner of an Esta Villa trailer - turns out, her love of vintage RVs extends to more than one.
A big shout out to Tina Myers for sharing her Esta Villa project photos – the before and after pictures are very dramatic.
This colourful little trailer was manufactured by a Canadian company called Estevan Industries of Fort MacLeod, Alberta.
The rally features beautifully restored travel trailers from the 1930s to the 1970s with famous names like Airstream, Boles Aero, Shasta, Silver Streak, Vagabond and Westcraft as well as unique special edition trailers.